*Sultan Muhammad Nasiri. Photograph: John Mangan ASYLUM SEEKERS were not told where they were going when they boarded a bus from CityWest and headed in the direction of Inch on Monday afternoon.
*Photograph: John Mangan INCH LOCALS have been asked to remove the barriers and blockades by the Minister of State at the Department of Integration but are likely to maintain their demonstrations.
*Seamie Fitzpatrick at Magowna Hill where one of the blockades are located. Photograph: John Mangan BLOCKADES will remain located at three points on the approach to Magowna House but locals have said they are agreeable to a smaller quantity than the announced figure of 69 male asylum seekers taking up residence at Inch.
*Agnes O’Malley speaking on behalf of Inch residents on Wednesday night. Photograph: John Mangan INCH RESIDENTS HAVE committed to continue their protest for the long-haul and have voiced disappointment with senior Government officials.
*Asylum seekers on site at Magowna House. Photograph: John Mangan MINISTER FOR Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, Roderic O’Gorman (GP) has said Magowna House will continue to be used to accommodate male asylum seekers despite strong local opposition.
*Photograph: Liam Burke / Press 22 A HANDFUL OF asylum seekers have left Magowna House less than twenty four hours after arriving while the youngest in the group of males has said they had “no choice” in moving to Inch.
*Photograph: Peter O’Connell OVERNIGHT PROTESTS have been held in Inch as locals block access to Magowna House which is to be used for accommodating male asylum seekers.
*Magowna House. A TWELVE MONTH CONTRACT is to be provided to the owners of Magowna House with the three star hotel in Inch set to take in 69 asylum seekers.
INCH CRUSADERS and Fairgreen Celtic are celebrating league success.
*Sixmilebridge’s Shane Golden. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ACTION continued in the Clare Cup over the weekend when both Inagh/Kilnamona and Sixmilebridge had their first outings in this season’s campaign.
